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2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
THE FUTURE OF THE REGION IS OUR BUSINESS
COVER (COG LEADERSHIP, BOARD)
ROW 1Matthew Letourneau, COG Board
Chairman, Loudoun CountyRobert White, Jr., COG Board Vice
Chairman, District of ColumbiaDerrick L. Davis, COG Board Vice
Chairman, Prince George’s CountyPhil Mendelson, COG President,
District of ColumbiaKaren Toles, COG Vice President, Prince
George’s CountyPhyllis Randall, COG Vice President,
Loudoun CountyKate Stewart, COG Secretary-Treasurer,
City of Takoma Park
ROW 2Charles Allen, Transportation Planning
Board Chair, District of Columbia Katie Cristol, Human Services Policy
Committee Chair, Arlington CountyLibby Garvey, Chesapeake Bay and Water
Resources Policy Committee Chair, Arlington County
Danielle Glaros, Region Forward Coalition Chair, Prince George’s County
Mary Lehman, Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee Chair, Prince George’s County
Hans Riemer, Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee Chair, Montgomery County
David Snyder, Emergency Preparedness Council Chair, City of Falls Church
ROW 3Ruth Anderson, Prince William CountyRushern Baker, III, Prince George’s CountyGeorge Barker, Virginia General AssemblyRoger Berliner, Montgomery County Muriel Bowser, District of ColumbiaSharon Bulova, Fairfax CountyHector Cendejas, City of Manassas Park
ROW 4Christian Dorsey, Arlington CountyBrian Feldman, Maryland General AssemblyJohn Foust, Fairfax CountyJan Gardner, Frederick CountyPenelope Gross, Fairfax CountyEmmett Jordan, City of GreenbeltIsiah Leggett, Montgomery County
ROW 5David Meyer, City of FairfaxCraig Moe, City of LaurelNancy Navarro, Montgomery County Bridget Newton, City of RockvilleMichael O’Connor, City of FrederickFrank Principi, Prince William CountyG. Frederick Robinson, City of Bowie
ROW 6Ken Robinson, Charles County Allison Silberberg, City of AlexandriaTodd Turner, Prince George’s CountyPatrick Wojahn, City of College ParkMark Wolfe, City of ManassasRobert Wu, City of GaithersburgRashad Young, District of Columbia
ABOUT COGThe Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) is an independent, nonprofit association that brings area leaders together to address major regional issues in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia. COG’s membership is comprised of 300 elected officials from 24 local governments, the Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and U.S. Congress.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSDirectory entries are updated by each local government and include city and county departments and offices in areas related to committees at COG. A special thanks to the individuals who assist COG with this process.
Annual Report Editors: Steven Kania, Megan Goodman
Regional Directory Editors: Steven Kania, Laura Ambrosio, Pat Warren
COG Communications Director: Jeanne Saddler
Design: BlueHouse
ACCOMODATIONS POLICYAlternative formats of this document are available upon request. Visit www.mwcog.org/accommodations or call (202) 962-3300 or (202) 962-3213 (TDD).
TITLE VI NONDISCRIMINATION POLICYThe Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) fully complies with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related statutes and regulations prohibiting discrimination in all programs and activities. For more information, to file a Title VI related complaint, or to obtain information in another language, visit www.mwcog.org/nondiscrimination or call (202) 962-3300.
El Consejo de Gobiernos del Área Metropolitana de Washington (COG) cumple con el Título VI de la Ley sobre los Derechos Civiles de 1964 y otras leyes y reglamentos en todos sus programas y actividades. Para obtener más información, someter un pleito relacionado al Título VI, u obtener información en otro idioma, visite www.mwcog.org/nondiscrimination o llame al (202) 962-3300.
THE FUTURE OF THE REGION IS OUR BUSINESS
2017 ANNUAL REPORT / 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
CONTENTS 2017 ANNUAL REPORTOpening Message .................................................... 1Highlights ................................................................ 2Programs/Events ..................................................... 8Publications ........................................................... 10Awards .................................................................. 12Annual Meeting ...................................................... 14FY 2017 Budget Highlights...................................... 16
MARC station in the City of Laurel (skabat169/Flickr)
2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORYMETROPOLITAN WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTSThe COG Corporation .............................................................. 19COG Board of Directors ........................................................... 20National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) ..... 22Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC).......... 24COG Policy Committee and Advisory Bodies.............................. 26COG Public/Private Partnerships ............................................. 27Public Input............................................................................ 28Senior Management Staff ....................................................... 29
MEMBER JURISDICTIONS
District of Columbia ............................................................... 30
Maryland ............................................................................... 32Town of Bladensburg ......................................................... 32City of Bowie ..................................................................... 33Charles County ................................................................. 34City of College Park ........................................................... 35City of Frederick ................................................................ 36Frederick County................................................................ 37City of Gaithersburg ........................................................... 39City of Greenbelt ............................................................... 40City of Hyattsville............................................................... 41City of Laurel .................................................................... 42Montgomery County ........................................................... 43Prince George’s County ...................................................... 45City of Rockville ................................................................. 47City of Takoma Park ........................................................... 48
Virginia ................................................................................. 49City of Alexandria .............................................................. 49Arlington County ................................................................ 51City of Fairfax .................................................................... 53Fairfax County ................................................................... 54City of Falls Church ............................................................ 56Loudoun County ................................................................ 57City of Manassas .............................................................. 59City of Manassas Park ....................................................... 60Prince William County ........................................................ 61
STATE AND FEDERAL DELEGATIONSState of Maryland ................................................................... 63Commonwealth of Virginia ....................................................... 66U.S. Congress ........................................................................ 68
2017 ANNUAL REPORTSilver Spring (Dan Reed/Flickr)
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In 1957, a group of about 40 officials from the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia gathered to discuss issues of mutual interest. Almost immediately they found value in building connections and exchanging information. They saw the potential in working together to develop solutions to shared challenges in metropolitan Washington and formed an organization, which we now call the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG).
COG went on to become the home of the region’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), and over the past 60 years has evolved into the hub for regional partnership. COG has been at the forefront of critical issues in our region, from revitalizing the Potomac River, to building and maintaining Metrorail, to emergency preparedness after 9/11, and so much more.
In 2017, we continued this important work alongside members and partners, building on our strong legacy. We convened the Regional Opioid and Substance Abuse Summit, helped to organize the creation of the Metrorail Safety Commission and efforts to secure new dedicated funding for the system, celebrated the continuing positive trend in air quality, and facilitated greater coordination to boost the region’s economy. We even welcomed a new member—the City of Laurel.
The leadership of COG, and the over 300 elected officials that are members, is needed now more than ever. Although it is meaningful to reflect on how far we have come as an organization and as a region, we could not be more excited for the year ahead. After all, the future of the region is our business.
Throughout 2018, COG will focus on a variety of challenges, from transportation funding, to air and water quality, to workforce development. The Board of Directors will be working on two important new initiatives: enhancing the region’s approach to managing major traffic incidents, and establishing best practices for the safety and security of public buildings, including schools. We will also be looking for opportunities to tell the story of our dynamic region, and highlight our collaborative efforts to ensure its prosperity and progress.
We look forward to working alongside you in the year ahead.
Matthew Letourneau 2018 COG Board Chairman
Chuck Bean COG Executive Director
Learn more about how area leaders are working together at COG for the future of the region in this video: www.mwcog.org/aboutcog
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HIGHLIGHTS
HEALTH AND SAFETYEnsuring a safe and healthy region for all of the region’s residents involves planning and coordination across borders, and in 2017, COG convened leaders on a number of critical issues. At the Regional Opioid and Substance Abuse Summit, policymakers and public health and safety professionals from across the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia made connections, shared information, and pledged to work more closely together to respond to the growing opioid and substance abuse epidemic.
The COG-organized event held in Linthicum Heights, Maryland drew about 500 people and featured opening remarks by the region's top elected officials.
Regarding emergency coordination and response, COG coordinated a major exercise, involving more than 700 first responders and actors, which was designed to prepare for the possibility of a complex coordinated terror attack. The exercise was staged at six sites in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia.
COG and the Greater Washington Board of Trade also hosted a briefing featuring top business, transportation, and security officials to help the region prepare for the 2017 Inauguration. And on Inauguration Day, when a group of protesters became violent, various law enforcement agencies were able to share critical information about the situation with one another via the Regional Incident Communication and Coordination System (RICCS), a 24/7 system owned and maintained by COG that delivers messages to more than 1,500 officials.
TONY ROSE Charles County COG 9-1-1 Directors Committee Chairman
I think that citizens in the metropolitan
Washington region are extremely lucky to have COG involved in public safety and transportation matters . . . A number of very valuable things have been born out of this cooperation and collaboration— like interoperability. More from Rose in this COG Q&A: www.mwcog.org/tonyrose
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Opioid Summit: COG Executive Director Chuck Bean, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the Mid-Atlantic States President Kim Horn, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan at the Opioid Summit.
Attendees at the Opioid Summit.
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TPB conducts survey research for Visualize 2045.
TRANSPORTATIONArea officials advanced several important initiatives aimed at improving the region’s transportation system. The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) at COG began developing Visualize 2045, a new long-range transportation plan for the region. The plan will show all regionally significant transportation investments planned through 2045, as well as a select group of unfunded initiatives, and provide detailed analysis to help decision makers and the public “visualize” the region’s future.
The TPB also approved a new planning tool, a regional map that identifies “Equity Emphasis Areas” or geographic areas with high concentrations of low-income and minority populations to assess whether those areas may be disproportionately impacted by transportation projects in the region’s long-range plan.
Rosslyn Station (Elvert Barnes/Flickr)
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In addition, the TPB approved a set of five priority initiatives for additional study and potential inclusion into Visualize 2045. These currently unfunded initiatives, which were analyzed and recommended by the TPB’s Long-Range Plan Task Force, focus on optimizing land-use balance in the region, adding bus rapid transit and transitways, improving Metrorail capacity, increasing travel demand management and telework, and expanding the network of express toll lanes.
Following a complicated process, area jurisdictions and the federal governments gave approval to the new, independent Metrorail Safety Commission. COG supported the District, Maryland, and Virginia in creating the commission, and the states are working together to get it running so it can assume safety oversight of Metro from the Federal Transit Administration.
COG’s Metro Strategy Group of elected officials and Metro Technical Panel of city and county managers and financial experts focused on helping the region ensure the transit system’s long-term financial sustainability. At the end of the year, the strategy group proposed, and the COG Board endorsed, a resolution calling for $500 million in new, dedicated funding for Metro to implement its $15.5 billion, 10-year capital improvement program. COG continues to support additional dialogue by area officials as they forge a long-term dedicated funding agreement.
ECONOMYIn 2017, COG continued its focus on strengthening the region’s economic competitiveness in a variety of ways. To start the year, COG released its State of the Region: Human Capital Report, which provided a snapshot of the region’s demographics, growth forecasts, and workforce trends.
As part of the Global Cities Initiative, COG and its partners developed a regional export plan and began exploring the creation of a regional trade services organization. COG also helped support a joint trade mission to Canada, led by Mayor Muriel Bowser and Governors Larry Hogan and Terry McAuliffe, to explore trade, tourism, and investment opportunities.
SHARON BULOVA Fairfax County COG Metro Strategy Group Chairman
We believe that our recom mendations, in addition to the other
Metro proposals that have been advanced this year, have helped forge consensus around Metro’s critical capital needs and ensured that long-term dedicated funding for Metro remains our top priority until a final agreement is reached . . . More about COG’s work to restore Metro: www.mwcog.org/restoringmetro
Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, Premier of Ontario Kathleen Wynne, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan on a trade mission to Canada. (@TerryMcAuliffe/Twitter)
During the first phase of the HQ2 process, COG supported its members by providing data, maps, and reports to local jurisdictions as they prepared their proposals for Amazon.
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COG brought together elected officials, Metro staff, real estate developers, and planning directors for a forum on transit-oriented development, which helps the region attract and retain employers and talent. Participants shared best practices, opportunities for collaboration, and strategies to overcome challenges to spur development near Metro stations.
When Amazon announced a search for a second headquarters, the COG Board directed staff to work with local city and county managers to explore opportunities for regional coordination. COG provided its jurisdictions with a library of datasets and reports, interactive maps, and messaging for their proposals to help promote the region’s competitive advantages.
ENVIRONMENTThroughout the year, officials on COG committees showed strong leadership by reaffirming their commitment to air, water, and climate programs. For example, the COG Board passed a resolution in support of continued full funding for the Chesapeake Bay Program and other federal water quality programs for fiscal year 2018 and beyond. Members spread the word about measurable improvements in the health of the Bay and about how local governments, water and wastewater utilities, companies, individuals, and the federal government must all continue to do their part to ensure this vital work is uninterrupted.
Howard University (Ted Eytan/Flickr)
KENYAN MCDUFFIE District of Columbia 2017 COG Board of Directors Chairman
. . . Research by [COG] and partners is showing us that the
future economic success of the region also hinges on our ability to maximize the knowledge, skills, and abilities of area residents—the region’s human capital . . . We must continue to invest in the creation of quality places—centers of activity and opportunity around our region that will appeal to the future workforce. More from McDuffie in this Washington Business Journal op-ed: www.mwcog.org/kenyanmcduffie
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DANIEL SZE City of Falls Church 2017 COG Chesapeake Bay and Water Resources Policy Com mittee Chairman
The Chesapeake Bay watershed is vast, so progress has been possible only because of federal, state, and local partnerships. Improvements are largely thanks to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Chesapeake Bay restoration program, with the support of 20 other federal programs, six states and the District, 1,800 localities, 27 academic institutions, and 60 organizations. More from Sze in this Washington Post op-ed: www.mwcog.org/danielsze
COG members supported continued efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A Multi-Sector Working Group of subject matter experts from local governments and regional and state agencies released a set of emissions-reduction strategies. The work guided development of the updated Climate and Energy Action Plan adopted by the Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee offering voluntary and flexible actions to help the region meet its 2020 climate goal.
The region recorded a fifth straight year with no Code Red unhealthy air days, and the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) approved a plan that demonstrates the region’s achievement in attaining the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s 2008 standard for ground-level ozone pollution. However, the region still must meet the 2015 ozone standard, which is more protective of public health and an ongoing focus of MWAQC.
COG also forged a partnership with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to conduct a coastal flooding study. The three-year study will provide the region with tools to assess climate impacts on coastal area flooding and better understand vulnerabilities to infrastructure.
Patuxent River Park in Prince George's County (Chesapeake Bay Program/Flickr)
COG and U.S. Army Corps Baltimore District staff kick off the Coastal Storm Risk Management Study.
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CLEAN AIR PARTNERSIn May, Clean Air Partners celebrated 20 years of educating the greater metropolitan Baltimore-Washington region about the health risks associated with poor air quality and the impact of everyday actions on the environment. COG and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council created the partnership in 1997 to complement efforts to meet federal air quality standards.
STREET SMARTIn November, the region’s twice-yearly Street Smart pedestrian and bicycle safety campaign unveiled new ads at its fall kickoff event in the City of Fairfax at the Old Town Square. The Shattered Lives-themed ads convey the fragility of people’s lives, and can be tailored by local jurisdictions for their own communities.
BIKE TO WORK DAYIn May, more than 18,700 commuters from across the region took part in one of the nation’s largest Bike to Work Day events and broke the regional record for participation. The event is sponsored by COG’s Commuter Connections program and the Washington Area Bicyclist Association and featured 85 pit stops across the region.
� Virginia Department of Transportation Assistant District Administrator Rene'e Hamilton, a TPB Member, participates in Bike to Work Day. (VDOT/Twitter)
PROGRAMS/EVENTS
Clean Air Partners celebrates its 20th Anniversary at the 2017 Best in Air Awards. (Clean Air Partners)
City of Fairfax Mayor David Meyer participates in the kickoff of the fall Street Smart safety awareness campaign.
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NICHOLAS MAJETT Prince George’s County 2017 COG Chief Administrative Officers Committee Chairman
COG is invaluable. If we acted independent
of COG, then the respective jurisdictions would spend a lot more money . . . Through the [cooperative purchasing] program, Prince George’s has saved two million dollars in purchasing fuel per year. We are looking at purchasing other items such as radios through the program . . . More from Majett in this COG Q&A: www.mwcog.org/nicholasmajett
GO RECYCLEIn April, COG launched its Go Recycle media campaign, which educated residents about recycling and encourages them to recycle everywhere—at work, at home, and in public spaces. Several ads have been customized for individual jurisdictions explaining why recycling matters in different communities.
PROTECT YOUR PIPESIn November, COG’s Community Engagement Campaign, comprised of water and wastewater utilities, ran Protect Your Pipes advertisements in movie theaters during the holiday season and boosted its social media outreach. Protect Your Pipes highlights proper disposal of fats, oils and grease, prescription drugs, and wipes, to keep these materials from plugging up household plumbing and sewer systems.
COOPERATIVE PURCHASINGThis year, COG laid the groundwork for a major cooperative purchasing project in 2018, a subscriber radios bid for first responders that involves 60,000 units over 10 years with a potential savings of $30-90 million. COG also advanced bids on electric vehicles and infrastructure, water and wastewater treatment chemicals, emergency medical supplies, and diesel fuel.
COG launches its Go Recycle campaign in April. Protect Your Pipes provides tips for preventing damage to residents' plumbing and the environment.
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PUBLICATIONS
COG staff members produce a variety of publications to inform area officials, stakeholders, and the public about regional initiatives, issues, and trends. To view these reports, plans, and newsletters, visit www.mwcog.org/publications.
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1 State of the Region: Human Capital Report
2 Homelessness in Metropolitan Washington: Results and Analysis from the 2017 Point-in-Time Count of Persons Experiencing Homelessness
3 State of the Commute Survey Report
4 Annual Report on Crime and Crime Control
5 Improving the Region's Air: Air Quality Trends for Metropolitan Washington 2005-2016
6 Commercial Construction Indicators
7 TPB News: News and Updates from the Region's MPO
8 Connections: Regional News from COG
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AWARDS
Throughout the year, COG celebrates the amazing contributions of area residents, organizations, and member governments. From outstanding foster parents, to climate and energy leaders, to businesses offering innovative commuter benefits to their employees, there are countless efforts underway to help the region achieve its goals. Read more about COG awardees at www.mwcog.org/awards.
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1 Loudoun County couple Robert and Marlayna Diaz— pictured with Loudoun County Supervisor Matthew Letourneau and Chair Phyllis Randall—are among the “Foster Parents of the Year” recognized by the COG Board.
2 Cadmus Group Vice President of Human Resources Kerri Morehart accepts her organization’s Employer Recognition Award from Commuter Connections, presented by COG Transportation Planning Director Kanti Srikanth and 2017 TPB Chairman Bridget Newton.
3 Arlington Initiative to Rethink Energy, Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Charter School, and City Blossoms, Inc. receive 2017 Climate and Energy Leadership Awards.
4 Alexandria City Manager Mark Jinks receives the 2017 Inspiring Leader Award from COG’s Institute for Regional Excellence. Prince George’s County Chief Administrative Officer Nicholas Majett (not pictured) was named 2017 Visionary Leader Award recipient.
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At the Annual Membership Meeting on December 13, government, business, and nonprofit leaders gathered to celebrate COG’s 60th anniversary and highlight the importance of regional partnership. Speakers, including then-Virginia Lieutenant Governor-elect Justin Fairfax, reflected on the regional work in 2017 that built on COG’s legacy—such as the Opioid Summit, the creation of the Metro Safety Commission, and improving air quality— and considered the possibilities for the region in the year ahead. Read more about the meeting and our honorees at www.mwcog.org/cog2017.
ANNUAL MEETING
1 Prince George's County Council Members Mary Lehman, Dannielle Glaros, and Todd Turner with special guest Justin Fairfax (second from left).
2 2017 Transportation Planning Board Chairman Bridget Donnell Newton (Rockville) is presented with the Elizabeth and David Scull Metropolitan Public Service Award by Arlington County Board Chair Jay Fisette and COG Executive Director Chuck Bean.
3 DC Water CEO and General Manager George Hawkins accepts the Ronald F. Kirby Award for Collaborative Leadership from WSSC General Manager Carla Reid, and COG Deputy Executive Director Stuart Freudberg.
4 The Coalition for Smarter Growth, represented here by its Champions Council members Steven E. Jones and Leslie Steen, Advocacy Manager Pete Tomao, and Deputy Director Aimee Custis, accepts the Regional Partnership Award.
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FY 2017 BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS
SOURCE AMOUNT ($)
Federal Funds 40,828,900
State & District Funds 1,880,700
Member Dues 3,914,200
Service Fees, Donors & Misc. 3,264,300
Regional Funds & User Fees 3,694,200
Building & Interest Revenue 782,200
Total 54,364,500
75%
4%
7%
1%
6%
7%
FY 2017 REVENUE SOURCES
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SOURCE AMOUNT ($)
Transportation 24,701,400
Homeland Security & Public Safety 19,710,700
Environment 6,798,200
Strategic Initiatives & Member Services 1,944,000
Community Planning 1,210,200
Total 54,364,500
*Subrecipient pass-through funds 20,500,000
COG serves as the region’s designated pass-through entity for certain federal programs, making funds available to member jurisdictions, non-profit organizations, and businesses within the region to support various initiatives, programs, and projects. The following are examples:
UASI (Urban Area Security Initiative) + Securing the Cities (a program focused on enhancing the region’s ability to detect radiological materials) 16,400,000
Enhanced Mobility for Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities 2,200,000
TIGER (Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery) 1,900,000
13%
4%
2%
45%
36%
FY 2017 REVENUE BY PROGRAM
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19th Street in the District (Elvert Barnes/Flickr)
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2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) is an independent, nonprofit association that brings area
leaders together to address major regional issues in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia. COG’s membership is comprised of 300 elected officials from 24 local governments, the Maryland and Virginia state legislatures, and U.S. Congress.
Policies are set through the COG Board of Directors, the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board, and the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee. These three boards are responsible for a broad range of issues under the COG umbrella. Supporting committees help shape programs through the dedicated work of a wide array of public servants, from police chiefs to social workers.
THE COG CORPORATION
PRESIDENTPhil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman
VICE PRESIDENTKaren R. Toles(301) 952-3690Prince George’s County Council Member
VICE PRESIDENTPhyllis Randall(703) 777-0204 Loudoun County Chair
SECRETARY-TREASURERKate Stewart(240) 338-9333City of Takoma Park Mayor
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COG BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors is the Council of Governments’ governing body and is responsible for its overall policies, functions,
and funds. Board members are appointed each year by the participating local governments and by caucuses of state legislative delegations from the region. The board takes action on committee recommendations, discusses current and emerging regional problems, and receives briefings on issues facing the region. Meetings are open to the public, and representatives from the media frequently attend. Please visit www.mwcog.org/events for the latest information on meeting dates and times.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAMuriel Bowser(202) 727-2643District of Columbia Mayor
Phil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman
Rashad Young(202) 727-7316District of Columbia City Administrator
MARYLANDG. Frederick Robinson(301) 809-3029City of Bowie Mayor
Ken Robinson(301) 645-0550Charles County Commissioner
Patrick Wojahn(240) 487-3501City of College Park Mayor
Michael O’Connor(301) 600-1380City of Frederick Mayor
Jan Gardner(301) 600-3190Frederick County Executive
Robert Wu(301) 258-6310City of Gaithersburg Council Member
Emmett V. Jordan(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Mayor
Craig A. Moe(301) 725-5300, ext. 2125City of Laurel Mayor
Isiah Leggett(240) 777-2500Montgomery County Executive
Roger Berliner(240) 777-7828Montgomery County Councilmember
Nancy Navarro(240) 777-7968Montgomery County Council Vice President
Rushern L. Baker, III(301) 952-4131Prince George’s County Executive
Todd Turner(301) 952-3094Prince George’s County Council Vice Chair
CHAIRMANMatthew Letourneau(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor
VICE CHAIRMANRobert White, Jr.(202) 724-8174 District of Columbia Councilmember
VICE CHAIRMANDerrick L. Davis(301) 952-3426 Prince George’s County Council Member
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Bridget Donnell Newton(240) 314-8290City of Rockville Mayor
Kate Stewart(240) 338-9333City of Takoma Park Mayor
Brian J. Feldman(301) 858-3186Maryland State Senator
VIRGINIAAllison Silberberg(703) 746-4500City of Alexandria Mayor
Christian Dorsey(703) 228-3130Arlington County Board Vice Chair
David L. Meyer(703) 385-7800City of Fairfax Mayor
Sharon Bulova(703) 324-2321Fairfax County Chairman
Penelope A. Gross(703) 256-7717Fairfax County Vice Chairman
John W. Foust(703) 356-0551Fairfax County Supervisor
David Snyder(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Council Member
Phyllis Randall(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Chair
Mark Wolfe(703) 257-8211City of Manassas Council Member
Hector Cendejas(703) 895-1947City of Manassas Park Council Member
Ruth Anderson(703) 792-4643Prince William County Supervisor
Frank J. Principi(703) 792-4646Prince William County Supervisor
George L. Barker(703) 303-1426Virginia State Senator
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NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD (TPB)
The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning
Organization (MPO) for the region, and plays an important role as the regional forum for transportation planning. The TPB is responsible for developing regional transportation policy and a long-range transportation plan for metropolitan Washington, as well as programs that the federal government must approve in order for federal-aid transportation funds to flow to the area. The TPB was created in 1965 by an agreement among local governments and the state departments of transportation in response to the requirements of the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1962. In July 1966, by mutual agreement, the TPB became associated with COG.
MEMBERSPhil Mendelson(202) 724-8032District of Columbia Council Chairman
Brandon Todd(202) 724-8052District of Columbia Councilmember
Jeffrey Marootian(202) 673-6813District of Columbia Transportation Director
Eric Shaw(202) 442-7600District of Columbia Planning Director
Michael Esteve(301) 809-3029City of Bowie Council Member
Peter F. Murphy(301) 645-0550Charles County President
Monroe Dennis(301) 474-6270City of College Park Councilmember
Bud Otis(301) 600-1101Frederick County Council President
Neil Harris(301) 258-6310City of Gaithersburg Council Member
Rodney M. Roberts(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Council Member
Carl DeWalt(301) 725-5300City of Laurel Council Member
Marc Elrich(240) 777-7966Montgomery County Councilmember
Al Roshdieh(240) 777-7170Montgomery County Transportation Director
Dannielle M. Glaros(301) 952-3060Prince George’s County Council Chair
CHAIRCharles Allen(202) 724-8072District of Columbia Councilmember
VICE CHAIRMartin Nohe(703) 792-4620 Prince William County Supervisor
VICE CHAIRKelly Russell(301) 600-2966 City of Frederick Alderman
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Darrell Mobley(301) 883-5600Prince George’s County Public Works and Transportation Director
Bridget Donnell Newton(240) 314-8290City of Rockville Mayor
Kacy Kostiuk(240) 204-4912City of Takoma Park Council Member
R. Earl Lewis, Jr.(410) 865-1006Maryland Department of Transportation
Tawanna P. Gaines(301) 858-3058Maryland State Delegate
VacantMaryland Senate
Timothy Lovain(703) 746-4500City of Alexandria Council Member
Christian Dorsey(703) 228-3130Arlington County Board Vice Chair
David L. Meyer(703) 385-7800City of Fairfax Mayor
Catherine M. Hudgins(703) 478-0283Fairfax County Supervisor
Linda Q. Smyth(703) 560-6946Fairfax County Supervisor
David F. Snyder(703) 248-5014City of Falls Church Council Member
Christopher N. Granger(540) 422-8020Fauquier County Supervisor
Ron Meyer(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor
Mark Wolfe(703) 257-8211City of Manassas Council Member
Jeanette Rishell(703) 401-0498City of Manassas Park Mayor
John D. Jenkins(703) 792-4668Prince William County Supervisor
Helen Cuervo(703) 383-8368Virginia Department of Transportation
VacantVirginia House of Delegates
VacantSenate of Virginia
Shyam Kannan(202) 962-2730Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
NON-VOTING MEMBERSChristopher Lawson(202) 219-3536Federal Highway Administration
Terry Garcia Crews(215) 656-7100Federal Transit Administration
Robert Werth(703) 548-6500Private Providers Task Force
L. Preston Bryant(202) 482-7200National Capital Planning Commission
Michael Curto(202) 457-5611Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Peter May(202) 619-7025National Park Service
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The Metropolitan Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) is the entity certified by the mayor of the District of Columbia and
the governors of Maryland and Virginia to prepare an air quality plan for the Washington Metropolitan Area under the Federal Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. In executing its responsibilities, MWAQC coordinates air quality planning activities among COG and other external committees and the Transportation Planning Board, reviews policies, resolves policy differences, and adopts a regional air quality plan for transmittal to the District of Columbia and the states of Maryland and Virginia.
MEMBERSBrianne Nadeau(202) 724-8181 District of Columbia Councilmember
Tommy Wells(202) 535-2600District of Columbia Energyand Environment Director
VacantCity of Bowie
Amanda Stewart(301) 645-0550Charles County Commissioner
VacantCity of Frederick
VacantFrederick County
VacantCity of Gaithersburg
Leta Mach(301) 474-8000City of Greenbelt Council Member
Tom Hucker(240) 777-7956Montgomery CountyCouncilmember
Patty Bubar(240) 777-7700Montgomery CountyEnvironmental Protection Director
Deni Taveras(301) 952-4436Prince George’s CountyCouncil Member
Mary A. Lehman(301) 952-3887Prince George’s CountyCouncil Member
Adam Ortiz(301) 883-5810Prince George’s CountyEnvironment Director
VacantCity of Rockville
Peter Kovar(202) 853-5481City of Takoma Park Council Member
VacantMaryland General Assembly
Erik Gutshall(703) 228-3130Arlington County Board Member
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON AIR QUALITY COMMITTEE (MWAQC)
CHAIRHans Riemer(240) 777-7965Montgomery County Council President
VICE CHAIRRedella S. Pepper(703) 838-4500City of Alexandria Council Member
VICE CHAIRRobert W. Day(301) 741-1962City of College Park Councilmember
VICE CHAIRBrandon Todd(202) 724-8052District of Columbia Councilmember
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COG
Michael DeMarco(703) 358-7800City of Fairfax Council Member
Sharon Bulova(703) 324-2321Fairfax County Chairman
Kathy Smith(703) 814-7100Fairfax County Supervisor
Linda Q. Smyth(703) 560-6946Fairfax County Supervisor
David Snyder(703) 248-5014City of Falls ChurchCouncil Member
Ron Meyer(703) 777-0204Loudoun County Supervisor
Ian Lovejoy(703) 828-7592City of Manassas Council Member
Donald Shumaker(703) 895-9266City of Manassas Park Council Member
Martin Nohe(703) 792-4620Prince William County Supervisor
VacantVirginia General Assembly
STATE AIR MANAGEMENT OFFICIALSCecily Beall(202) 535-2626District of Columbia Air Quality Division
George (Tad) Aburn(410) 537-3255Maryland Department of the Environment
Mike Dowd(804) 698-4284Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
STATE TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALSJeffrey Marootian(202) 673-6813District of Columbia Department of Transportation
Colleen Turner(410) 865-1295Maryland Department of Transportation
Helen Cuervo(703) 383-8368Virginia Department of Transportation
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COG POLICY COMMITTEES AND ADVISORY BODIESCHESAPEAKE BAY AND WATER RESOURCES POLICY COMMITTEE (CBPC)CBPC advises the COG Board on the Chesapeake Bay Program activities and other regional water quality issues. It focuses on developing proactive Bay policies on behalf of the COG membership, as well as communicating with COG member jurisdictions on Bay Program activities. Its membership includes representatives from COG’s member governments.
CLIMATE, ENERGY, AND ENVIRONMENT POLICY COMMITTEE (CEEPC)CEEPC advises the COG Board on climate change, energy, green building, alternative fuels, solid waste, and recycling issues and supports the implementation of the National Capital Region Climate Change Report. Its membership includes representatives from COG’s member governments, state environmental, energy, and transportation agencies, state legislatures, the Air and Climate Public Advisory Committee, federal and regional agencies, electric and gas utilities, environmental organizations, business organizations, and members of the academic community.
HUMAN SERVICES POLICY COMMITTEE (HSPC)HSPC advises the COG Board on health and human services issues. Its membership includes elected officials, department managers, and directors from COG’s member governments.
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COUNCIL (EPC)The EPC oversees and supports the implementation of the Regional Emergency Coordination Plan, coordinates activities of emergency support groups, and develops emergency preparedness training with the Chief Administrative Officers Committee and state/federal Senior Policy Group. Its membership includes area elected officials and senior representatives of federal, state, nonprofit, and private sector stakeholders.
REGION FORWARD COALITIONThe Region Forward Coalition oversees and supports the implementation of the Region Forward vision plan. Its membership includes area government officials and stakeholders from area businesses, nonprofits, and philanthropic, advocacy, and community-based organizations.
A full listing of COG committees can be found at www.mwcog.org/committees
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COG
COG PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
ANACOSTIA WATERSHED RESTORATION PARTNERSHIPThe Partnership was created by COG to guide the restoration of the river in the District of Columbia and suburban Maryland. Its Leadership Council consists of the Mayor of the District of Columbia, the Governor of Maryland, the County Executives of Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties, and two high-level federal agency officials. www.anacostia.net
CLEAN AIR PARTNERSClean Air Partners, a volunteer, nonprofit, public-private partnership, seeks to improve health and the quality of life in the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan regions by educating the public to take voluntary action to reduce ground-level ozone and particle pollution, and to reduce exposure to ozone. It was created by COG and the Baltimore Metropolitan Council. www.cleanairpartners.net
WEDNESDAY’S CHILDWednesday’s Child is a partnership of NBC4 and COG to find adoptive families for children with special needs who are in foster care. Hundreds of area children have found permanent loving families after being featured on television. www.mwcog.org/wednesdayschild
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PUBLIC INPUT
The COG Board of Directors, Transportation Planning Board (TPB), and Metropolitan
Washington Air Quality Committee (MWAQC) hold open meetings that area stakeholders, residents, and members of the media are welcome to attend. In addition, TPB and MWAQC have public comment periods during each meeting as well as advisory committees representing members of the public.
AIR AND CLIMATE PUBLIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE (ACPAC)ACPAC advises MWAQC on air quality planning and the Climate, Energy, and Environment Policy Committee on climate and energy issues and initiatives. The ACPAC is comprised of 18 members chosen by MWAQC. Members serve staggered one to three year terms and represent communities across the region and from various backgrounds including business/industry, education/scientific, environmental/health, and civic organizations. ACPAC meets on the third Monday of the month from 5:30 P.M.–7:30 P.M. at COG.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING BOARD’S CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC)The CAC promotes public involvement in transportation planning for the region and provides independent, region-oriented citizen advice to the TPB on transportation plans and issues. It is comprised of 15 area residents, evenly divided among the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland, and Northern Virginia, who represent diverse viewpoints on long-term transportation policy. Nine members of the CAC are appointed annually by the TPB. The other six members are elected by the previous year’s CAC. CAC meets on Thursdays preceding the regular meetings of the TPB, beginning at 6:00 P.M. Special outreach meetings are also held throughout the year at different locations across the region.
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COG
COG SENIOR MANAGEMENT STAFF
EXECUTIVE OFFICEEXECUTIVE DIRECTORChuck Bean(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Stuart A. Freudberg(202) [email protected]
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Patricia Warren(202) [email protected]
GENERAL COUNSEL Sharon E. Pandak(202) [email protected]
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS SUPERVISOR Monica Beyrouti Nuñez(202) [email protected]
OFFICES AND DEPARTMENTSCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERLeta Simons(202) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR Jeanne Saddler(202) [email protected]
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND SERVICES DIRECTOR Paul DesJardin(202) [email protected]
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS DIRECTOR Stephen Walz(202) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Imelda Roberts(202) [email protected]
HOMELAND SECURITY AND PUBLIC SAFETY MANAGING DIRECTOR Scott Boggs(202) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND FACILITY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR Luis Campudoni (202) 962-3248 [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING DIRECTOR Kanathur (Kanti) Srikanth(202) [email protected]
A full staff listing is available at www.mwcog.org/staff
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAJohn A. Wilson Building1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20004www.dccouncil.us
CHAIRMANPhil Mendelson (D)(202) [email protected]
CHAIRMAN PRO TEMKenyan McDuffie (D)Ward 5(202) [email protected]
Charles Allen (D)Ward 6(202) [email protected]
Anita Bonds (D)At-Large(202) [email protected]
Mary M. Cheh (D)Ward 3(202) [email protected]
Jack Evans (D)Ward 2(202) [email protected]
Vincent C. Gray (D)Ward 7(202) [email protected]
David Grosso (I)At-Large(202) [email protected]
Brianne K. Nadeau (D)Ward 1(202) [email protected]
Elissa Silverman (I)At-Large(202) [email protected]
Brandon T. Todd (D)Ward 4(202) [email protected]
Robert White, Jr. (D)At-Large(202) [email protected]
Trayon White, Sr. (D)Ward 8(202) [email protected]
SECRETARY TO THE COUNCILNyasha Smith(202) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY ADMINISTRATORRashad Young(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY CITY ADMINISTRATOR/ DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUSTICEKevin Donahue(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY MAYOR FOR PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTBrian Kenner(202) [email protected]
John A. Wilson Building1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20004
www.dc.gov
OFFICE OF THE MAYORMAYORMuriel Bowser (D)(202) [email protected]
CHIEF OF STAFF TO MAYORJohn Falcicchio(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF TO MAYORLindsey Parker(202) [email protected]
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District of Columbia
DEPUTY MAYOR FOR GREATER ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITYCourtney Snowden(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY MAYOR FOR EDUCATION (INTERIM)Ahnna Smith(202) [email protected]
DEPUTY MAYOR FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICESHyeSook Chung(202) [email protected]
SECRETARY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIALauren Vaughan(202) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORAnu Rangappa(202) [email protected]
CORRECTIONS DIRECTORQuincy Booth(202) [email protected]
HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORChris Rodriguez(202) [email protected]
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORTommy Wells(202) [email protected]
FEDERAL & REGIONAL AFFAIRS DIRECTOREugene Kinlow(202) [email protected]
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERJeffrey DeWitt(202) [email protected]
FIRE AND EMS CHIEFGregory Dean(202) [email protected]
HEALTH DIRECTORLaQuandra Nesbitt(202) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORPolly Donaldson(202) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORVentris Gibson(202) [email protected]
HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORLaura Zeilinger(202) [email protected]
POLICY AND LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS DIRECTORAlana Intreiri(202) [email protected]
DC LIBRARY EXECUTIVE DIRECTORRichard Reyes-Gavilan(202) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORKeith Anderson(202) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTOREric Shaw(202) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFPeter Newsham(202) [email protected]
CONTRACTING AND PROCUREMENT DIRECTORGeorge Shutter(202) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORChristopher Shorter(202) [email protected]
CHANCELLOR OF SCHOOLS (INTERIM)Dr. Amanda Alexander(202) [email protected]
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER (INTERIM)Barney Krucoff(202) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORJeffrey Marootian(202) [email protected]
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4229 Edmonston RoadBladensburg, MD 20710
www.bladensburgmd.gov
TOWN COUNCILMAYORTakisha James(301) [email protected]
Selwyn D. Bridgeman(301) 927-7048sdbridgeman@ bladensburgmd.gov
Walter Ficklin(301) [email protected]
Beverly Hall(301) [email protected]
Chris Mendoza(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONTOWN ADMINISTRATORDebi Sandlin(301) [email protected]
TOWN CLERKPatricia McAuley(301) 927-7048, ext. [email protected]
CHIEF OF POLICETracy Stone(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS FOREMANPurnell Hall(301) [email protected]
TREASURERVito Tinelli(301) [email protected]
TOWN OF BLADENSBURG
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CITY OF BOWIE
City Hall15901 Excalibur RoadBowie, MD 20716
www.cityofbowie.org
CITY COUNCILMAYORG. Frederick Robinson(301) [email protected]
Michael P. Esteve(301) [email protected]
Henri Gardner(301) [email protected]
Courtney D. Glass(301) [email protected]
James L. Marcos(301) [email protected]
Isaac C. Trouth(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERAlfred D. Lott(301) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERDaniel Mears(301) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYElissa Levan(410) [email protected]
CITY CLERKAwilda Hernandez(301) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATORUna Cooper(301) [email protected]
COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORSally Hein(301) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJohn Henry King(301) [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT RESOURCE COORDINATORH. Lee Cornwell(301) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORH. Byron Matthews(301) [email protected]
GRANT DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORJesse Buggs(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORSteven Haley(301) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORJoseph M. Meinert(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFJohn Nesky(240) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORGeorge Stephanos(301) [email protected]
WATERSHED MANAGERTiffany Wright(301) [email protected]
Maryland
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CHARLES COUNTY
Charles CountyGovernment Building200 Baltimore StreetLa Plata, MD 20646
www.CharlesCountyMD.gov
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSPRESIDENTPeter F. Murphy (D)(301) [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENTAmanda M. Stewart, M. ED. (D)District 3(301) [email protected]
Debra M. Davis, Esq. (D)District 2(301) [email protected]
Ken Robinson (D)District 1(301) [email protected]
Bobby Rucci (D)District 4(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY ADMINISTRATORMichael D. Mallinoff(301) [email protected]
DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATORDeborah E. Hall, CPA(301) [email protected]
CLERK TO THE COMMISSIONERSDanielle Mitchell(301) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYRhonda L. Weaver(301) [email protected]
STATE’S ATTORNEYAnthony B. Covington(301) [email protected]
COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Dina Barclay(301) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORDarrell Brown(301) [email protected]
EMERGENCY SERVICES DIRECTORWilliam Stephens(301) [email protected]
FISCAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIRECTORDavid Eicholtz(301) [email protected]
HEALTH OFFICER/DIRECTORDr. Dianna Abney(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORPaul Rensted(301) [email protected]
RECREATION, PARKS, AND TOURISM DIRECTOREileen B. Minnick(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECTORJanet Salazar(301) [email protected]
PLANNING & GROWTH MANAGEMENT DIRECTORSteve Kaii-Ziegler(301) [email protected]
CHIEF OF MEDIA SERVICES/PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERJennifer Harris(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORWilliam A. Shreve(301) [email protected]
SHERIFFTroy D. Berry(301) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORTherese Wolf(301) [email protected]
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CITY OF COLLEGE PARK
Maryland
City Hall4500 Knox RoadCollege Park, MD 20740
www.collegeparkmd.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORPatrick L. Wojahn(240) [email protected]
P.J. Brennan(202) [email protected]
Robert W. Day(301) [email protected]
Monroe S. Dennis(301) [email protected]
Fazlul Kabir(301) [email protected]
Kate Kennedy(202) [email protected]
Dustyn Kujawa(240) [email protected]
Denise C. Mitchell(301) [email protected]
John Rigg(443) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERScott T. Somers(240) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERBill Gardiner(240) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYSuellen Ferguson(301) [email protected]
CITY CLERKJaneen S. Miller(240) [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF FINANCEGary Fields(240) [email protected]
HOUSING AUTHORITY DIRECTORJames Simpson(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORJill R. Clements(240) [email protected]
PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORTerry Schum(240) [email protected]
PUBLIC SERVICES DIRECTORRobert Ryan(240) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORRobert Stumpff(240) [email protected]
YOUTH, FAMILY AND SENIOR SERVICES DIRECTORPeggy Higgins(240) [email protected]
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CITY OF FREDERICK
City Hall101 North Court StreetFrederick, MD 21701
www.cityofrederick.com
OFFICE OF THE MAYORMAYORMichael O’Connor(301) [email protected]
OFFICE MANAGER FOR THE MAYOR’S OFFICE Pam Stocksdale(301) [email protected]
BOARD OF ALDERMENPRESIDENT PRO TEMKelly M. Russell(301) [email protected]
Donna Kuzemchak(301) [email protected]
Ben MacShane(301) [email protected]
Dr. Derek Shackelford(301) [email protected]
Roger Wilson(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY ATTORNEYSaundra Nickols(301) [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF BUDGET AND PURCHASINGKatie Barkdoll (301) [email protected]
FREDERICK COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY DIRECTORMichael Spurrier (301) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORRichard Griffin(301) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORGerald Kolbfleisch(301) [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCESKaren Paulson(301) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DEPUTY DIRECTORBob Smith(301) [email protected]
PLANNING DEPUTY DIRECTORJoseph Adkins(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFEdward Hargis(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERPatti Mullins(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORZack Kershner(301) [email protected]
PURCHASING MANAGERKeisha Brown(301) [email protected]
TECHNOLOGY MANAGERMatthew Bowman(301) [email protected]
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FREDERICK COUNTY
Maryland
Winchester Hall12 East Church StreetFrederick, MD 21701
www.FrederickCountyMD.gov
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVEJan H. Gardner (D)(301) 600-1100jgardner@ frederickcountymd.gov
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY COUNCILPRESIDENTBud Otis (I)At-Large(301) [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENTM. C. Keegan-Ayer (D)District 3(301) [email protected]
Tony Chmelik (R)District 2(301) [email protected]
Kirby Delauter (R)District 5(301) 600-1034kdelauter@ frederickcountymd.gov
Jerry Donald (D)District 1(301) [email protected]
Jessica Fitzwater (D)District 4(301) [email protected]
Billy Shreve (R)At-Large(301) [email protected]
COUNCIL CHIEF OF STAFFRagen L. Cherney(301) 600-1049rcherney@ frederickcountymd.gov
ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (ACTING)Raymond V. Barnes, Jr.(301) [email protected]
SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORSMichael G. Marschner(301) [email protected]
Margaret L. Nusbaum(301) 600-7700mnusbaum@ frederickcountymd.gov
COUNTY ATTORNEYJohn S. Mathias, Esq.(301) [email protected]
STATE’S ATTORNEYJ. Charles “Charlie” Smith III, Esq.(301) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORVivian D. Laxton(301) [email protected]
ADULT DETENTION CENTER CORRECTIONS BUREAU CHIEFLt. Col. William (Vic) DeLauter(301) 600-2555wdelauter@ frederickcountymd.gov
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORHelen L. Propheter(301) 600-1058hpropheter@f rederickcountymd.gov
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORJack E. Markey(301) [email protected]
ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT HEADYau-Ming (Robert) Shen, P.E.(301) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORLori L. Depies, CPA(301) [email protected]
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEF/DIRECTORThomas W. Owens(301) [email protected]
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS AND POLICY DIRECTORRoger A. Wilson(301) [email protected]
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FREDERICK COUNTY CONTINUED
HEALTH OFFICERBarbara A. Brookmyer, M.D., M.P.H.(301) 600-2509bbrookmyer@ frederickcountymd.gov
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORWayne C. Howard(301) [email protected]
INTERAGENCY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES DIRECTORThomas A. Dixon(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR (ACTING)James M. Kelly(301) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORJeremy T. Kortright(301) [email protected]
PLANNING AND PERMITTING DIRECTORSteven C. Horn(301) [email protected]
PROCUREMENT AND CONTRACTING DIRECTORDiane L. Fouche, CPPB(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERRobin K. Santangelo(301) 600-2590rsantangelo@ frederickcountymd.gov
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORCharles F. Nipe(301) [email protected]
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSTheresa R. Alban, Ph.D.(301) [email protected]
SHERIFFCharles “Chuck” A. Jenkins(301) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORMartha A. Sprow(301) [email protected]
SUSTAINABILITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES MANAGERShannon K. Moore(301) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES DIRECTORNancy J. Norris(301) [email protected]
TREASURY DIRECTORDiane E. Fox, CPA(301) [email protected]
UTILITIES AND SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT DIRECTORKevin L. Demosky(301) 600-2997kdemosky@ frederickcountymd.gov
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CITY OF GAITHERSBURG
Maryland
City Hall31 S. Summit AvenueGaithersburg, MD 20877
www.gaithersburgmd.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYOR AND PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCILJud Ashman(301) 258-6310jud.ashman@ gaithersburgmd.gov
VICE PRESIDENTRyan Spiegel(301) 258-6310ryan.spiegel@ gaithersburgmd.gov
Neil Harris(301) [email protected]
Laurie-Anne Sayles(301) [email protected]
Michael Sesma(301) [email protected]
Robert Wu(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERTony Tomasello(301) [email protected]
DEPUTY CITY MANAGERDennis Enslinger(301) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYLynn Board(301) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEYFrank Johnson(301) 258-6310frank.johnson@ gaithersburgmd.gov
MUNICIPAL CLERKDoris Stokes(301) 258-6310doris.stokes@ gaithersburgmd.gov
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORTom Lonergan(301) 258-6310tom.lonergan@ gaithersburgmd.gov
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORStephanie Walker(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORKim Yocklin(301) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORPeter Cottrell(301) 258-6325peter.cottrell@ gaithersburgmd.gov
LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS MANAGERMonica Marquina(301) [email protected]
PARKS, RECREATION, AND CULTURE DIRECTORMichele Potter(301) [email protected]
PLANNING AND CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORJohn Schlichting(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFMark Sroka(301) [email protected]
COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTORBritta Monaco(301) 258-6310britta.monaco@ gaithersburgmd.gov
PUBLIC WORKS, PARKS MAINTENANCE, AND ENGINEERING DIRECTORMichael Johnson(301) [email protected]
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CITY OF GREENBELT
25 Crescent RoadGreenbelt MD 20770
www.greenbeltmd.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYOREmmett V. Jordan(301) [email protected]
MAYOR PRO TEMJudith F. Davis (301) [email protected]
Colin A. Byrd(301) [email protected]
Leta M. Mach(301) [email protected]
Silke I. Pope(301) [email protected]
Edward V. J. Putens(301) [email protected]
Rodney M. Roberts(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERNicole C. Ard(301) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERDavid E. Moran(301) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYJason DeLoach Todd Pounds(301) [email protected]@alexander-cleaver.com
CITY CLERKBonita Anderson(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMary Johnson(301) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORDale Worley(240) [email protected]
PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING)Terri Hruby(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEF (ACTING)Thomas Kemp(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATORBeverly Palau (301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORJim Sterling(301) [email protected]
PURCHASING AGENTLannay Tull(301) [email protected]
RECREATION DIRECTORJulianna McHale(301) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORElizabeth Park(301) [email protected]
CITY TREASURERJeffrey Williams(301) [email protected]
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Maryland
CITY OF HYATTSVILLE
4310 Gallatin St.Hyattsville, MD 20781
www.hyattsville.org
CITY COUNCILMAYORCandace Hollingsworth(301) [email protected]
Robert S. Croslin(240) [email protected]
Edouard N. Haba(202) [email protected]
Bart Lawrence(301) [email protected]
Paula J. Perry(301) [email protected]
Joseph Solomon(240) [email protected]
Erica Spell(843) [email protected]
Carrianna Suiter(301) [email protected]
Kevin Ward(202) [email protected]
Shani N. Warner(202) [email protected]
Thomas Wright(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY ADMINISTRATORTracey E. Nicholson(301) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY ADMINISTRATORJim Chandler(301) [email protected]
ATTORNEYE. I. Cornbrooks IV(410) [email protected]
CITY CLERKLaura Reams(301) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJames Chandler(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORVivian Snellman(301) [email protected]
PARKS/RECREATION DIRECTORJake Rollow(301) [email protected]
COMMUNITY PLANNERKatie Gerbes(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFDoug Holland(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORLesley Riddle(301) [email protected]
TREASURERRonald Brooks(301) [email protected]
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CITY OF LAUREL
8103 Sandy Spring RoadLaurel, Maryland 20707
www.cityoflaurel.org
OFFICE OF THE MAYORMAYORCraig A. Moe(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
CITY COUNCILCOUNCIL PRESIDENTMichael R. Leszcz(301) [email protected]
Carl DeWalt(301) [email protected]
Valerie M.A. Nicholas(301) [email protected]
Frederick Smalls(301) [email protected]
Keith R. Sydnor(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY ADMINISTRATORMarty Flemion(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
CITY CLERKKimberley Rau(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORAudrey Barnes(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORChristian Pulley(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTORSteve Allen(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORKevin Frost(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORJoanne Barr(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
BUDGET AND PERSONNEL SERVICES DIRECTORMichele Saylor(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFRichard McLaughlin(301) [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKSRob Ferree(301) 725-5300, ext. [email protected]
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Executive Office Building101 Monroe StreetRockville, MD 20850
www.montgomerycountymd.gov
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVEIsiah Leggett (D)(240) [email protected]
SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO THE COUNTY EXECUTIVEConnie Latham(240) [email protected]
Joy Nurmi(240) [email protected]
Charles Short(240) [email protected]
COUNTY COUNCILStella B. WernerCouncil Office Building100 Maryland Avenue, 6th FloorRockville, MD 20850
PRESIDENTHans Riemer (D)At-Large(240) [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENTNancy Navarro (D)District 4(240) [email protected]
Roger Berliner (D)District 1(240) [email protected]
Marc Elrich (D)At-Large(240) [email protected]
Nancy Floreen (D)At-Large(240) [email protected]
Thomas Hucker (D)District 5(240) [email protected]
Sidney Katz (D)District 3(240) [email protected]
George Leventhal (D)At-Large(240) [email protected]
Craig L. Rice (D)District 2(240) [email protected]
COUNCIL STAFF DIRECTORMarlene Michaelson(240) [email protected]
LEAD COUNCIL CLERKMegan Limarzi(240) [email protected]
INFORMATION COORDINATORSonya Healy(240) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERTimothy Firestine(240) [email protected]
ASSISTANTS TO THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERRamona Bell-Pearson(240) [email protected]
Fariba Kassiri(240) [email protected]
Bonnie Kirkland(240) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYMarc Hansen(240) [email protected]
STATE’S ATTORNEYJohn J. McCarthy(240) [email protected]
Maryland
44 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
MONTGOMERY COUNTY CONTINUED
CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION DIRECTORRobert Green(240) [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AND HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTORDr. Earl Stoddard(240) [email protected]
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIRECTOR (ACTING)Patty Bubar(240) [email protected]
FEDERAL RELATIONS COORDINATORSara Morningstar(240) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORAlex Espinosa(240) [email protected]
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEFScott Goldstein(240) [email protected]
GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORDavid E. Dise(240) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS DIRECTORClarence Snuggs(240) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORShawn Y. Stokes(240) [email protected]
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORUma Ahluwalia(240) [email protected]
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DIRECTORMelanie Wenger(240) [email protected]
PARKS DIRECTORMike Riley(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC LIBRARIES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Anita Vassallo(240) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORGwen Wright(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFJ. Thomas Manger(240) [email protected]
PROCUREMENT DIRECTORCherri Branson(240) [email protected]
PUBLIC INFORMATION DIRECTORPatrick Lacefield(240) [email protected]
RECREATION DIRECTOR (ACTING)Robin Riley(240) [email protected]
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTJack Smith(301) [email protected]
SHERIFFDarren M. Popkin(240) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORAl Roshdieh(240) [email protected]
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DIRECTORSonny Segal(240) [email protected]
452018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
County Administration Building (CAB)14741 Governor Oden Bowie DriveUpper Marlboro, MD 20772
www.princegeorgescountymd.gov
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVECOUNTY EXECUTIVERushern L. Baker, III (D)(301) [email protected]
COUNTY COUNCILCHAIRDannielle M. Glaros (D)District 3(301) [email protected]
VICE CHAIRTodd M. Turner (D)District 4(301) [email protected]
Derrick L. Davis (D)District 6(301) [email protected]
Mel Franklin (D)District 9(301) [email protected]
Andrea C. Harrison (D)District 5(301) [email protected]
Mary A. Lehman (D)District 1(301) [email protected]
Obie Patterson (D)District 8(301) [email protected]
Deni L. Taveras (D)District 2(301) [email protected]
Karen R. Toles (D)District 7(301) [email protected]
COUNCIL ADMINISTRATORRobert J. Williams, Jr.(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERNicholas A. Majett(301) [email protected]
DEPUTY CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERSBetty Hager Francis(301) [email protected]
Thomas Himler(301) [email protected]
Mark A. Magaw(301) [email protected]
Barry L. Stanton(301) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYJared M. McCarthy(301) [email protected]
STATE’S ATTORNEYAngela D. Alsobrooks(301) [email protected]
CENTRAL SERVICES DIRECTORRoland Jones(301) [email protected]
CLERK OF THE COUNCILRedis C. Floyd(301) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERBarry L. Hudson(301) [email protected]
CORRECTIONS DIRECTORMary Lou McDonough(301) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION PRESIDENTJames R. Coleman(301) [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT MANAGERRonald E. Gill(301) [email protected]
ENVIRONMENT DIRECTORAdam Ortiz(301) [email protected]
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY
Maryland
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FINANCE DIRECTORGail D. Francis(301) [email protected]
FIRE/EMS DEPARTMENT CHIEFBenjamin M. Barksdale(301) [email protected]
HEALTH OFFICERPamela B. Creekmur(301) [email protected]
HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTORGenvonia R. Whittington(301) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOREric C. Brown(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DIRECTORStephanye R. Maxwell(301) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORSpencer M. Thomas(301) [email protected]
INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS MANAGERJ. Kenneth Battle(301) 261-1735/ (301) [email protected]
LIBRARY SYSTEM DIRECTORKathleen Teaze(301) 699-3500, ext. [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORRonnie Gathers(301) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORM. Andree Green Checkley(301) 952-3595andree.checkley@ ppd.mncppc.org
POLICE CHIEFHenry P. Stawinski(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORDarrell B. Mobley(301) [email protected]
SCHOOL CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERDr. Kevin Maxwell(301) [email protected]
SHERIFFMelvin C. High(301) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORGloria Brown(301) [email protected]
CHIEF OF TREASURYLinda V. Allen(301) [email protected]
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY CONTINUED
472018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
City Hall111 Maryland AvenueRockville, MD 20850
www.rockvillemd.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORBridget Donnell Newton(240) [email protected]
Beryl L. Feinberg(240) [email protected]
Virginia Onley(240) [email protected]
Julie Palakovich Carr(240) [email protected]
Mark Pierzchala(240) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERRobert DiSpirito(240) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYDebra Daniel(240) [email protected]
CITY CLERK/DIRECTOR OF COUNCIL OPERATIONSKathleen Conway(240) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORMarylou Berg(240) [email protected]
COMMUNITY SERVICES MANAGERCarlos Aparicio(240) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORGavin Cohen(240) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORKaren Marshall(240) [email protected]
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICERNicholas Obodo(240) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE LIAISONLinda Moran(240) [email protected]
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Jim Wasilak(240) [email protected]
CHIEF OF POLICE (ACTING)Robert Rappoport(240) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORCraig H. Simoneau(240) [email protected]
RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTORTimothy Chesnutt(240) [email protected]
CITY OF ROCKVILLE
Maryland
48 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
Takoma Park Community Center 7500 Maple AvenueTakoma Park, MD 20912
www.takomaparkmd.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORKate Stewart(240) [email protected]
MAYOR PRO TEMTerry J. Seamens(240) [email protected]
Cindy Dyballa(240) [email protected]
Kacy Kostiuk(240) [email protected]
Peter Kovar(202) [email protected]
Talisha Searcy(202) [email protected]
Jarrett K. Smith(301) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERSuzanne R. Ludlow(301) [email protected]
DEPUTY CITY MANAGERJason Damweber(301) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYKenneth Sigman(301) [email protected]
CITY CLERKJessie Carpenter(301) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORSusan Cheung(301) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORSara Anne Daines(301) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORAlexis Blackwell(301) [email protected]
INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGERLars DeSalvio(301) [email protected]
LIBRARY DIRECTOREllen Arnold-Robbins(301) [email protected]
MEDIA SPECIALISTJeremy Dickey(301) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFAntonio DeVaul(301) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORDaryl Braithwaite(301) [email protected]
RECREATION DIRECTORGregory Clark(301) [email protected]
CITY OF TAKOMA PARK
492018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
City Hall301 King StreetAlexandria, VA 22314-3211
www.alexandriava.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORAllison Silberberg (D)(703) 746-4500allison.silberberg@ alexandriava.gov
VICE MAYORJustin Wilson (D)(703) [email protected]
Willie F. Bailey Sr. (D)(703) [email protected]
John Taylor Chapman (D)(703) [email protected]
Timothy Lovain (D)(703) [email protected]
Redella S. “Del” Pepper (D)(703) [email protected]
Paul C. Smedberg (D)(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERMark Jinks(703) [email protected]
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGERSermaine “Coco” McLean(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY CITY MANAGERSEmily Baker(703) [email protected]
Debra Collins(703) [email protected]
Laura Triggs(703) [email protected]
CHIEF PERFORMANCE OFFICERGreg Useem(703) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYJames L. Banks(703) [email protected]
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYBryan Porter(703) [email protected]
CITY CLERK AND CLERK OF COUNCILGloria Sitton(703) [email protected]
CODE ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORGregg Fields(703) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORCraig Fifer(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY AND HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORKate Garvey(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP PRESIDENT/CEOStephanie Landrum(703) 739-3820 [email protected]
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORRenee Gordon(703) [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORCorey Smedley(703) [email protected]
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DIRECTORWilliam Skrabak(703) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORKendel Taylor(703) 746- [email protected]
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
Virginia
50 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF FINANCEMichael Stewart(703) [email protected]
FINANCE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR/TREASURY DIVISION CHIEFDavid Clark(703) 746- [email protected]
FIRE CHIEFRobert Dubé(703) 746- [email protected]
GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORJeremy McPike(703) [email protected]
HEALTH DIRECTORStephen Haering(703) [email protected]
HOUSING DIRECTORHelen McIlvaine(703) 746- [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORShawnda Howard(703) 746-3777shawnda.howard@ alexandriava.gov
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICERVanetta Pledger(703) 746-3001vanetta.pledger@ alexandriava.gov
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORSarah Taylor(703) [email protected]
LIBRARY DIRECTORRose Dawson(703) [email protected]
MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET DIRECTORMorgan Routt(703) [email protected]
RECREATION, PARKS, AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES DIRECTORJames Spengler(703) 746-5500james.spengler@ alexandriava.gov
PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTORKarl Moritz(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFMichael L. Brown(703) 746-4700michael.l.brown@ alexandriava.gov
PURCHASING AGENTRandy Burns(703) [email protected]
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT (ACTING)Lois Berlin(703) 824-6610superintendent@ acps.k12.va.us
SHERIFFDana Lawhorne(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORYon Lambert(703) [email protected]
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CONTINUED
512018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
2100 Clarendon BoulevardArlington, VA 22201
www.arlingtonva.us
COUNTY BOARDCHAIRKatie Cristol (D)(703) [email protected]
VICE CHAIRChristian Dorsey (D)(703) [email protected]
Libby Garvey (D)(703) [email protected]
Erik Gutshall(703) [email protected]
John E. Vihstadt (I)(703) [email protected]
CLERK TO COUNTY BOARDHope Halleck(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY MANAGERMark J. Schwartz(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY COUNTY MANAGERSMichelle Cowan(703) [email protected]
Carol J. Mitten(703) [email protected]
James Schwartz(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGERSamia Byrd(703) [email protected]
BUSINESS OMBUDSMAN/ ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGERShannon Flanagan-Watson(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/ DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONSBryna Helfer(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT COUNTY MANAGER/DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RIGHTSRaul Torres(703) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYStephen A. MacIsaac(703) [email protected]
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYTheophani Stamos(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORVictor L. Hoskins(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS & EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING)William Flagler(703) [email protected]
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORGreg Emanuel(703) [email protected]
MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE DIRECTORStephen Agostini(703) [email protected]
FIRE CHIEFJames Bonzano(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTORReuben Varghese, M.D.(703) [email protected]
HOUSING CHIEFDavid Cristeal(703) [email protected]
ARLINGTON COUNTY
Virginia
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HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORMarcy Foster(703) [email protected]
HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORAnita Friedman(703) [email protected]
TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SERVICES DIRECTORJack Belcher(703) [email protected]
INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRSPatricia Carroll—State(703) [email protected]
Brian Stout—Federal(703) [email protected]
Tim Aiken—Government Affairs(703) [email protected]
LIBRARIES DIRECTORDiane Kresh(703) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORJane Rudolph(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY PLANNING, HOUSING, AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORClaude Williamson(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFM. Jay Farr(703) [email protected]
PROBATION COUNSELOR SUPERVISORWinston Marcus(703) [email protected]
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSPatrick K. Murphy, Ed.D(703) [email protected]
SHERIFFBeth N. Arthur(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORDennis Leach(703) 228- [email protected]
TREASURERCarla de la Pava(703) [email protected]
ARLINGTON COUNTY CONTINUED
532018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
City Hall10455 Armstrong StreetFairfax, VA 22030
www.fairfaxva.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORDavid L. Meyer(703) [email protected]
Michael J. DeMarco(703) [email protected]
Jeffrey C. Greenfield(703) [email protected]
Janice Miller(703) [email protected]
Jennifer Passey(703) [email protected]
Eleanor D. Schmidt(703) [email protected]
Jon R. Stehle(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERRobert L. Sisson(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER/ FINANCE DIRECTORDavid E. Hodgkins(703) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYBrian Lubkeman(703) 712-5496brian.lubkeman@ mcguirewoods.com
CITY CLERKMelanie Crowder(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY RELATIONS SPECIALISTChris Cohen(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MANAGERChris Bruno(703) [email protected]
EMERGENCY COORDINATORKen Rudnicki(703) [email protected]
FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES CHIEFJohn O’Neal(703) 385-7874john.o’[email protected]
HUMAN SERVICES COORDINATORLouise Armitage(703) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORMark Perry(703) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTORCathy Salgado(703) [email protected]
PERSONNEL DIRECTORSara Greer(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING DIRECTORBrooke Hardin(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFCarl Pardiny(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORDavid Summers(703) [email protected]
PURCHASING OFFICERDonna Strouth(703) [email protected]
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTPhyllis Pajardo(703) [email protected]
STORMWATER RESOURCE ENGINEERChristina Alexander(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORWendy Block-Sanford(703) [email protected]
TREASURERTom Scibilia(703) [email protected]
CITY OF FAIRFAX
Virginia
54 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
12000 Government Center ParkwayFairfax, VA 22035
www.fairfaxcounty.gov
BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCHAIRMANSharon Bulova (D)(703) 324-232112000 Government CenterParkway Suite 530Fairfax, VA [email protected]
VICE CHAIRMANPenelope A. Gross (D)(703) 256-7717Mason District Supervisor6507 Columbia PikeAnnandale, VA [email protected]
John C. Cook (R)(703) 425-9300Braddock District Supervisor9002 Burke Lake RoadBurke, VA [email protected]
John W. Foust (D)(703) 356-0551Dranesville District Supervisor1437 Balls Hill RoadMcLean, VA [email protected]
Pat Herrity (R)(703) 451-8873Springfield District Supervisor6140 Rolling Road Springfield,VA [email protected]
Catherine M. Hudgins (D)(703) 478-0283Hunter Mill District Supervisor1801 Cameron Glen DriveReston, VA [email protected]
Jeffrey C. McKay (D)(703) 971-6262Lee District Supervisor6121 Franconia RoadAlexandria, VA [email protected]
Kathy L. Smith (D)(703) 814-7100Sully District Supervisor4900 Stonecroft BoulevardChantilly, VA [email protected]
Linda Q. Smyth (D)(703) 560-6946Providence District Supervisor3001 Vaden Drive, 2nd FloorFairfax, VA [email protected]
Dan Storck (D)(703) 780-7518Mount VernonDistrict Supervisor2511 Parkers LaneAlexandria, VA [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY EXECUTIVEBryan J. Hill(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT COUNTY EXECUTIVE/CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCatherine A. Chianese(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVESTisha Deeghan(703) [email protected]
David J. Molchany(703) [email protected]
David M. Rohrer(703) [email protected]
Robert A. Stalzer(703) [email protected]
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERJoseph Mondoro(703) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYElizabeth D. Teare(703) [email protected]
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYRaymond F. Murrogh(703) [email protected]
FAIRFAX COUNTY
552018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
Virginia
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PRESIDENT*(*independent agency)Gerald L. Gordon(703) [email protected]
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COORDINATORSeamus Mooney(571) 350-1003seamus.mooney@ fairfaxcounty.gov
FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTORNannette M. Bowler(703) 324-7749nannette.bowler@ fairfaxcounty.gov
FINANCE DIRECTORChris Pietsch(703) [email protected]
FIRE AND RESCUE CHIEFRichard R. Bowers, Jr.(703) 246-2126richard.bowers@ fairfaxcounty.gov
HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTORGloria Addo-Ayensu, M.D.(703) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR (ACTING)Thomas Fleetwood(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORCatherine Spage(703) 324-3311catherine.spage@ fairfaxcounty.gov
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORWanda M. Gibson(703) [email protected]
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORClaudia Arko(703) [email protected]
PARK AUTHORITY DIRECTORKirk W. Kincannon(703) [email protected]
PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTORFred Selden(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFColonel Edwin C. Roessler Jr.(703) 246-2195edwin.roesslerjr@ fairfaxcounty.gov
PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTORTony Castrilli(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS AND ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTORJames W. Patteson(703) 324-5587james.patteson@ fairfaxcounty.gov
PURCHASING AND SUPPLY DIRECTORCathy A. Muse(703) [email protected]
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSDr. Scott Braband(571) 423-1010superintendentbrabrand@ fcps.edu
SHERIFFStacey Kincaid(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORTom Biesiadny(703) [email protected]
56 2018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
Harry E. Wells Building300 Park AvenueFalls Church, VA 22046
www.fallschurchva.gov
CITY COUNCILMAYORDavid Tarter(703) [email protected]
VICE MAYORMarybeth Connelly(703) [email protected]
Phil Duncan(703) [email protected]
Letty Hardi(703) [email protected]
Ross Litkenhous(703) [email protected]
David F. Snyder(703) [email protected]
Daniel Sze(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERWyatt Shields(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGERCindy L. Mester(703) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYCarol McCoskrie(703) [email protected]
CITY CLERKCeleste Heath(703) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORSusan Finarelli(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DIRECTORJames Snyder(703) [email protected]
CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICERJamal Matthews(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY EMERGENCY MANAGERTom Polera(703) [email protected]
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERKiran Bawa(703) [email protected]
FIRE CHIEFBrendan Meehan(703) [email protected]
HUMAN SERVICES DIRECTORNancy Vincent(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORCindy Mester(703) [email protected]
LIBRARY DIRECTORJenny Carroll(703) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORPaul Stoddard(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEF/DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETYMary Gavin(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORMike Whitfield(703) [email protected]
PURCHASING AGENTJim Wise(703) [email protected]
RECREATION AND PARKS DIRECTORDanny Schlitt(703) [email protected]
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSDr. Peter Noonan(703) [email protected]
SHERIFFS. Stephen Bittle(703) [email protected]
TREASURERJody Acosta(703) [email protected]
CITY OF FALLS CHURCH
572018 REGIONAL DIRECTORY
1 Harrison Street, SELeesburg, VA 20177
www.loudoun.gov
BOARD OF SUPERVISORSCHAIR AT-LARGEPhyllis J. Randall (D)(703) [email protected]
VICE CHAIRRalph Buona (R)Ashburn District(703) [email protected]
Tony Buffington (R)Blue Ridge District(703) [email protected]
Geary Higgins (R)Catoctin District(703) [email protected]
Matthew Letourneau (R)Dulles District(703) [email protected]
Ron Meyer (R)Broad Run District(703) [email protected]
Koran Saines (D)Sterling District(703) [email protected]
Kristen Umstattd (D)Leesburg District(703) [email protected]
Suzanne Volpe (R)Algonkian District(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY ADMINISTRATORTim Hemstreet(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY COUNTY ADMINISTRATORCharles A. Yudd(703) 777-0200
ASSISTANT COUNTY ADMINISTRATORSRobert MiddaughJohn J. SandyValmarie TurnerKenny Young(703) 777-0200
COUNTY ATTORNEYLeo Rogers(703) [email protected]
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYJames E. Plowman(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS DIRECTORJim Freeman(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORBuddy Rizer(703) [email protected]
FINANCE AND PROCUREMENT DIRECTORJanet Romanchyk(703) [email protected]
FIRE, RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SERVICES CHIEFW. Keith Brower, Jr.(703) 777-0333
GENERAL SERVICES DIRECTORErnest Brown(703) [email protected]
HEALTH DEPARTMENT DIRECTORDr. David Goodfriend(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICERJeanette Green(703) [email protected]
FAMILY SERVICES AND HOUSING PROGRAMS DIRECTORGlenda Blake(703) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORWendy Wickens(703) [email protected]
LIBRARY DIRECTORChang Liu(703) [email protected]
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PARKS AND RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DIRECTORSteve Torpy(703) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORRicky Barker(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICERGlen Barbour(703) [email protected]
PURCHASING AGENTCheryl Middleton(703) [email protected]
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLSDr. Eric Williams(571) [email protected]
SHERIFFMike Chapman(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION AND CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE DIRECTORJoe Kroboth(703) [email protected]
TREASURERRoger Zurn(703) [email protected]
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City Hall9027 Center StreetManassas, VA 20110
www.manassascity.org
CITY COUNCILMAYORHarry J. Parrish II(703) [email protected]
VICE MAYORSheryl L. Bass(703) [email protected]
Marc T. Aveni(703) [email protected]
Ken D. Elston(703) [email protected]
Ian T. Lovejoy(703) [email protected]
Pamela J. Sebesky(703) [email protected]
Mark D. Wolfe(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERW. Patrick Pate(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY CITY MANAGERBryan Foster(703) [email protected]
ASSISTANT TO THE CITY MANAGER/CITY CLERKAndrea Madden(703) [email protected]
BUDGET MANAGERDiane Bergeron(703) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGERPatty Prince(703) [email protected]
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORElizabeth S. Via-Gossman(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORPatrick J. Small(703) [email protected]
SOCIAL FAMILY SERVICES DIRECTORRonald King(703) 361-8277, ext. [email protected]
FIRE AND RESCUE CHIEFRob Clemons(703) [email protected]
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR (ACTING)Diane Bergeron(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORDarla Hicks(703) [email protected]
NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGERSean Whitfield(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFDouglas W. Keen(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORSteve Burke(703) [email protected]
PURCHASING MANAGERSteve Corbit(703) [email protected]
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTDr. Catherine Magouyrk(571) [email protected]
TREASURERPatricia Richie-Folks(703) [email protected]
UTILITIES DIRECTORTony Dawood(703) [email protected]
Virginia
CITY OF MANASSAS
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City HallOne Park Center CourtManassas Park, VA 20111
www.cityofmanassaspark.us
CITY COUNCILMAYORJeanette Rishell(703) [email protected]
VICE MAYORSuhas Naddoni(703) [email protected]
Preston Banks(703) [email protected]
Michael Carrera(703) [email protected]
Hector Cendejas(703) [email protected]
Miriam Machado(703) [email protected]
Donald Shuemaker(703) [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCITY MANAGERLaszlo A. Palko(703) [email protected]
CITY ATTORNEYDean H. Crowhurst(703) [email protected]
CITY CLERKLana Conner(703) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORPon Yusuf (703) [email protected]
FIRE CHIEFDavid Dixon(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORValarie Dingler(703) [email protected]
PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR (ACTING)Jay Swisher(703) [email protected]
PLANNING AND ZONING DIRECTORMichele Barry(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFJohn C. Evans(703) [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORCalvin O’Dell (703) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTORRandi Knight(703) [email protected]
TREASURERPatricia A. Trimble(703) [email protected]
CITY OF MANASSAS PARK
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One County Complex CourtPrince William, VA 22192
www.pwcgov.org
BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS CHAIRMAN AT-LARGE Corey A. Stewart (R)(703) 792-4640 [email protected]
VICE CHAIRMANMartin E. Nohe (R)Coles District(703) [email protected]
Ruth Anderson (R) Occoquan District(703) 792-4643 [email protected]
Maureen S. Caddigan (R) Potomac District(703) 792-4645 [email protected]
Pete Candland (R) Gainesville District(703) 792-6195 [email protected]
John D. Jenkins (D) Neabsco District(703) [email protected]
Jeanine M. Lawson (R) Brentsville District(703) [email protected]
Frank J. Principi (D) Woodbridge District(703) 792-4646 [email protected]
ADMINISTRATIONCOUNTY EXECUTIVEChristopher E. Martino(703) [email protected]
DEPUTY COUNTY EXECUTIVESMichelle Casciato(703) [email protected]
Elijah T. Johnson(703) [email protected]
Christopher M. Price, AICP(703) [email protected]
COUNTY ATTORNEYMichelle Robl(703) [email protected]
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEYPaul B. Ebert(703) [email protected]
CLERK TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORSPhillip J. Campbell(703) [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTORJason Grant(703) [email protected]
ADULT DETENTION CENTER, JAIL SUPERINTENDENTPeter A. Meletis(703) [email protected]
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORJeffrey Kaczmarek(703) [email protected]
EMERGENCY SERVICES COORDINATORBrian Misner(703) [email protected]
FINANCE DIRECTORMichelle L. Attreed(703) [email protected]
FIRE CHIEFKevin McGee(703) [email protected]
HEALTH DIRECTORAlison Ansher(703) [email protected]
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORBilly Lake(703) [email protected]
HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Linda R. Satlin(703) [email protected]
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORRobert Mancini(703) [email protected]
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
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LEGISLATIVE LIAISONTracy Gordon(703) [email protected]
LIBRARY DIRECTORDeborah Wright(703) [email protected]
PARKS AND REC DIRECTORSeth Hendler-Voss(703) [email protected]
PLANNING DIRECTORRebecca Horner(703) [email protected]
POLICE CHIEFBarry M. Barnard(703) 792- [email protected]
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTORThomas Bruun(703) [email protected]
PURCHASING MANAGERAdam Manne(703) [email protected]
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTSteven L. Walts(703) [email protected]
SHERIFFGlendell T. Hill(703) [email protected]
SOCIAL SERVICES DIRECTOR (ACTING)Courtney S. Tierney(703) [email protected]
TRANSPORTATION DIRECTORRicardo Canizales(703) [email protected]
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY CONTINUED
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STATE OF MARYLAND
State/Federal
General Legislative Information:http://mlis.state.md.usToll-free Annapolis trunk line,(301) 858-xxxx, is listed.
C Charles CountyF Frederick CountyM Montgomery CountyPG Prince George’s County
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORGOVERNORLawrence J. Hogan, Jr. (R)State House100 State CircleAnnapolis, MD 21401(410) 974-3901www.gov.state.md.us
SENATE107 State HouseAnnapolis, MD 21401 Secretary of the Senate(410) 841-3000
Joanne Benson (D) (M-24)(301) 858-3148joanne.benson@ senate.state.md.us
Ulysses Currie (D) (M-25)(301) [email protected]
Brian J. Feldman (D) (M-15)(301) [email protected]
Michael J. Hough (R) (F-4)(301) 858-3704michael.hough@ senate.state.md.us
Cheryl C. Kagan (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]
Nancy J. King (D) (M-39)(301) [email protected]
Susan C. Lee (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]
Richard S. Madaleno, Jr. (D) (M-18)(301) 858-3137richard.madaleno@ senate.state.md.us
Roger Manno (D) (M-19)(301) [email protected]
Thomas M. Middleton (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]
Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. (D) (PG/C-27)(301) 858-3700thomas.v.mike.miller@ senate.state.md.us
C. Anthony Muse (D) (PG-26)(301) 858-3092anthony.muse@ senate.state.md.us
Douglas J. J. Peters (D) (PG-23)(301) 858-3631douglas.peters@ senate.state.md.us
Paul G. Pinsky (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]
Victor Ramirez (D) (PG-47)(301) [email protected]
James C. Rosapepe (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]
William C. Smith, Jr. (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]
Ronald Young (D) (F-3)(301) [email protected]
Craig J. Zucker (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]
HOUSE OF DELEGATESLower House Office Building6 Bladen StreetAnnapolis, MD 21401Chief Clerk (410) 841-3999
Kathy Afzali (R) (F-4)(301) [email protected]
Angela Angel (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]
Charles E. Barkley (D) (M-39)(301) 858-3001charles.barkley@ house.state.md.us
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Benjamin S. Barnes (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]
Darryl Barnes (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]
Erek L. Barron (D) (PG-24)(301) [email protected]
Kumar P. Barve (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]
Alfred C. Carr, Jr. (D) (M-18)(301) [email protected]
Barrie S. Ciliberti (R) (F-4)(301) 858-3080barrie.ciliberti@ house.state.md.us
Bonnie L. Cullison (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3883bonnie.cullison@ house.state.md.us
Dereck E. Davis (D) (PG-25)(301) [email protected]
Kathleen M. Dumais (D) (M-15)(301) 858-3052kathleen.dumais@ house.state.md.us
Diana M. Fennell (D) (PG-47A)(301) [email protected]
William Folden (R) (F-3B)(301) [email protected]
David Fraser-Hidalgo (D) (M-15)(301) 858-3186david.fraser.hidalgo@ house.state.md.us
C. William“Bill” Frick (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]
Barbara A. Frush (D) (PG-21)(301) [email protected]
Tawanna Gaines (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]
James W. Gilchrist (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]
Ana Sol Gutierrez (D) (M-18)(301) [email protected]
Anne Healey (D) (PG-22)(301) [email protected]
Sheila E. Hixson (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]
Marvin E. Holmes, Jr. (D) (PG-23B)(301) 858-3310marvin.holmes@ house.state.md.us
Carolyn J. B. Howard (D) (PG-24)(301) 858-3919carolyn.howard@ house.state.md.us
Michael A. Jackson (D) (PG-27B)(301) [email protected]
Sally Y. Jameson (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]
Anne R. Kaiser (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]
Ariana B. Kelly (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]
Tony Knotts (D) (PG-26)(301) [email protected]
Marc Korman (D) (M-16)(301) [email protected]
Benjamin F. Kramer (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3485benjamin.kramer@ house.state.md.us
Carol L. Krimm (D) (F-3A)(301) [email protected]
Jazz M. Lewis (D) (PG-24)(301) [email protected]
Eric Luedtke (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]
Aruna Miller (D) (M-15)(301) [email protected]
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David Moon (D) (M-20)(301) [email protected]
Marice Morales (D) (M-19)(301) 858-3528marice.morales@ house.state.md.us
Edith Patterson (D) (C-28)(301) 858-3247edith.patterson@ house.state.md.us
Joseline A. Pena-Melnyk (D) (PG-21)(301) 858-3502joseline.pena.melnyk@ house.state.md.us
Andrew Platt (D) (M-17)(301) [email protected]
Elizabeth (Susie) G. Proctor, Jr. (D) (C-27A)(301) [email protected]
Pamela Queen (D) (M-14)(301) [email protected]
Kirill Reznik (D) (M-39)(301) [email protected]
Shane Robinson (D) (M-39)(301) 858-3021shane.robinson@ house.state.md.us
Carlo Sanchez (D) (PG-47B)(301) 858-3340carlo.sanchez@ house.state.md.us
Jimmy Tarlau (D) (PG-47A)(301) [email protected]
Kriselda Valderrama (D) (PG-26)(301) 858-3210kris.valderrama@ house.state.md.us
Geraldine Valentino-Smith (D) (PG-23A)(301) 858-3101geraldine.valentino@ house.state.md.us
Joseph F. Vallario, Jr. (D) (PG-23B)(301) 858-3488joseph.vallario@ house.state.md.us
David E. Vogt, III (R) (F- 4)(301) [email protected]
Jeffrey D. Waldstreicher (D) (M-18)(301) 858-3130jeff.waldstreicher@ house.state.md.us
Jay Walker (D) (PG-26)(301) [email protected]
Alonzo T. Washington (D) (PG-22)(301) 858-3652alonzo.washington@ house.state.md.us
Jheanelle K. Wilkins (D) (M-20)301-858-3493jheanelle.wilkins@ house.state.md.us
C. T. Wilson (D) (C-28)(301) [email protected]
Karen L. Young (D) (F-3A)(301) [email protected]
State/Federal
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General Legislative Information:http://legis.state.va.us
AL AlexandriaFC Falls ChurchM ManassasAR Arlington CountyFX FairfaxMP Manassas ParkF Fairfax CountyL Loudoun CountyPW Prince William County
(804) area code listed for State Capitol offices Other area codes are district offices.
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORGOVERNORRalph Northam (D)State CapitolRichmond, VA 23219(804) 786-2211www.governor.virginia.gov
SENATEClerk’s OfficeP.O. Box 396Richmond, VA 23218(804) 698-7400
George L. Barker (D) (AL/F/PW-39)(804) 698-7539, (703) [email protected]
Richard H. Black (R) (L/PW-13)(804) 698-7513, (703) [email protected]
Adam P. Ebbin (D) (AL/AR/F-30)(804) 698-7530, (571) [email protected]
Barbara A. Favola (D) (AR/F/L-31)(804) 698-7531, (703) [email protected]
Janet D. Howell (D) (AR/F-32)(804) 698-7532, (703) [email protected]
David W. Marsden (D) (F-37)(804) 698-7537, (571) [email protected]
Jeremy S. McPike (D) (M/MP/PW-29)(804) 698-7529, (571) [email protected]
J. Chapman Petersen (D) (F/FX-34)(804) 698-7534, (703) [email protected]
Richard L. Saslaw (D) (AL/F/FC-35)(804) 698-7535, (703) [email protected]
Richard H. Stuart (R) (PW-28)(804) 698-7528, (804) [email protected]
Scott A. Surovell (D) (F/PW-36)(804) 698-7536, (571) [email protected]
Jill Holtzman Vogel (R) (L-27)(804) 698-7527, (540) [email protected]
Jennifer T. Wexton (D) (F/L-33)(804) 698-7533, (703) [email protected]
HOUSE OF DELEGATESClerk’s OfficeP.O. Box 406Richmond, VA 23218(804) 698-1619
Hala Ayala (D) (PW-51)(804) 698-1051, (703) [email protected]
John J. Bell (D) (L/PW-87)(804) 698-1087, (571) [email protected]
Jennifer B. Boysko (D) (L/F-86)(804) 698-1086, (703) [email protected]
David L. Bulova (D) (F/FX-37)(804) 698-1037, (703) [email protected]
Jennifer Carroll Foy (D) (PW-2)(804) 698-1002, (571) [email protected]
Lee Carter (D) (PW, M-50)(804) 698-1050, (571) [email protected]
Karrie Delaney (D) (F/L-67)(804) 698-1067, (703) [email protected]
Eileen Filler-Corn (D) (F-41)(804) 698-1041, (571) [email protected]
Gwendolyn Gooditis (D) (L-10)(804) 698-1010, (540) [email protected]
Elizabeth Guzman (D) (PW-31)(804) 698-1031, (571) [email protected]
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Charniele Herring (D) (AL-46)(804) 698-1046, (703) [email protected]
Patrick A. Hope (D) (AR-47)(804) 698-1047, (703) [email protected]
Timothy D. Hugo (R) (F/PW-40)(804) 698-1040, (703) [email protected]
Mark L. Keam (D) (F-35)(804) 698-1035, (703) [email protected]
Kaye Kory (D) (F-38)(804) 698-1038, (703) [email protected]
Paul E. Krizek (D) (F-44)(804) 698-1044, (703) [email protected]
David A. LaRock (R) (L-33)(804) 698-1033, (540) [email protected]
Mark Levine (D) (AL/AR/F-45)(804) 698-1045, (571) [email protected]
Alfonso H. Lopez (D) (AR/F-49)(804) 698-1049, (571) [email protected]
Kathleen J. Murphy (D) (F/L-34)(804) 698-1034, (804) [email protected]
Kenneth R. Plum (D) (F-36)(804) 698-1036, (703) [email protected]
David Reid (D) (L-32)(804) 698-1032, (703) [email protected]
Danica Roem (D) (M/MP/PW-13)(804) 698-1013, (571) [email protected]
Mark D. Sickles (D) (F-43)(804) 698-1043, (703) [email protected]
Marcus B. Simon (D) (F/FC-53)(804) 698-1053, (571) [email protected]
Richard C. (Rip) Sullivan Jr. (D) (AR/F-48)(804) 698-1048, (571) [email protected]
Kathy Tran (D) (F-42)(804) [email protected]
Luke E. Torian (D) (PW-52)(804) 698-1052, (703) [email protected]
Vivian E. Watts (D) (F-39)(804) 698-1039, (703) [email protected]
State/Federal
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SENATEMARYLANDBen Cardin (D)(202) 224-4524509 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510www.cardin.senate.gov
Chris Van Hollen (D)(202) 224-4654110 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510www.vanhollen.senate.gov
VIRGINIATim Kaine (D)(202) 224-4024231 Russell Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510www.kaine.senate.gov
Mark Warner (D)(202) 224-2023703 Hart Senate Office BuildingWashington, DC 20510www.warner.senate.gov
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESDISTRICT OF COLUMBIAEleanor Holmes Norton (D)(202) 225-80502136 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.norton.house.gov
MARYLANDAnthony Brown (D-4)(202) 225-86991505 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.anthonybrown.house.gov
John Delaney (D-6)(202) 225-27211632 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.delaney.house.gov
Steny H. Hoyer (D-5)(202) 225-41311705 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.hoyer.house.gov
Jamie Raskin (D-8)(202) 225-5341431 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.raskin.house.gov
VIRGINIADon Beyer (D-8)(202) 225-43761119 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 www.beyer.house.gov
Barbara J. Comstock (R-10)(202) 225-5136229 Cannon House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.comstock.house.gov
Gerry E. Connolly (D-11)(202) 225-14922238 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.connolly.house.gov
Robert J. Wittman (R-1)(202) 225-42612055 Rayburn House Office BuildingWashington, DC 20515www.wittman.house.gov
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